Agronomy and Horticulture, Department of

 

Buffalo Grass Field Data Part 1: Scoring and Data Analysis

Document Type

Learning Object

Date of this Version

2022

Citation

Plant and Soil Sciences eLibrary (PASSeL) Lesson

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Copyright © 2022 Plant and Soil Sciences eLibrary. Used by permission.

Abstract

An introduction on how to collect and organize data in an experimental setting. This lesson uses Buffalo grass plots to demonstrate how visual qualities can be converted into a numerical values or data. Then learn how to use that data to create graphs and figures to help conceptualize which of the plots would be ideal for a turf grass setting.

Objectives

  • Convert visual data into numerical data using National Turf Evaluation Program ( NTEP ) guidelines
  • Evaluate the reliabillity of different scoring methods
  • Apply descriptive statistics to summarize data
  • Analyze and describe steps involved in Buffalo grass green up experiment
  • Create Bar graphs to evaluate different scoring methods
  • Compare trends of genotypes in graphical format
  • Apply the results of the plot data analysis to make selections for a desired trait in Buffalo grass

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